JDM Nissan Silvia S13 Convertible by Autech vs. USDM Nissan 240SX convertible by American Specialty Cars. Interestingly, both models were only sold with an automatic transmission

u/HiTork — 1 day ago

The Toyota Wolverine 4x4 was an American 4WD conversion of the second generation N30 Hilux/Pickup, and was sold through 1975-1979. The N30 models were not offered from the factory with 4WD, so a California company decided to mod and sell them

u/HiTork — 1 day ago

Is Noodle driving a manual? I see three pedals, but I don't think I ever see a shifter in the shot

u/HiTork — 2 days ago

The first and the last Mustangs to use the 4.6L Modular V8

u/HiTork — 3 days ago

Today is Canada Day. Many Canadians view the Bricklin SV-1 as the quintessential made in Canada car

Even though the powers to be that organized the SV-1's production weren't really Canadian.

u/HiTork — 5 days ago

Today is Canada Day. What do you think history would have been like if the uber Canadian Interceptor, the CF-105 Arrow, had entered mass production and service as opposed to being canceled?

u/HiTork — 5 days ago

What if we build passenger compartments into ICBMs for the ultimate in supersonic travel? Imagine going from North America to the other side of the planet in mere minutes!

u/HiTork — 6 days ago

It looks like Unicron has joined Takara's happy and non-violent "Don't Fight" line

u/HiTork — 6 days ago
▲ 192 r/Calgary

Boys push an early '40s Mercury out from a flooded 8th St. SW in June of 1953

u/HiTork — 6 days ago